Local society hosts informal party at Morrison home
Mr and Mrs A M Morrison of 688 Liberty street entertained last evening at their home with an informal party. Guests enjoyed a social evening and a light lunch. Several residents and guests, including the Bergman and Cohen families, traveled for visits or business in Pittsburgh and Dayton. Local residents were listed among those visiting relatives, studying away, or returning home for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Morrison
Liberty Street
Lou Hanpa
Wayne Street
Masontown
Cresson
Lynn Bergman
G. T. Bergman
West Irving Street
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Leon
Merritt Gieger
David Patterson
Farmersville
Lynn
Ted Domiceck
Waren
Mary Catherine Guadagno
West Pleasant Street
Helen Jones
Pittsburgh
Helen
Arthur Cohen
Ronna
Rhoda Cohen
Max Harvey
Lancaster
Ellis Harvey
East
Congress Street
Edwin Harvey
East Columbus Avenue
Michael Bailey
Fort Jackson
S. C
Stanley Bailey
Marion Street
Richard P. Culver
James Sutton
Spartansbore
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Culver
Ford Leonardwood
R. A. Ott Sr
Fern Lambert
Fort Myers
Fla
Ott Will
Gecil Woodard
Cleveland
Merle ‘VanCise
Albert Sandberg
George Bensink
Robert, Griewahn
Pamela
0. W. Buettner
Erle
Garl Donaldson
Corry Group Attends Fellowship Convention
A Corry delegation joined Bradford youth at the West Branch Evangelical United Brethren Church mid year fellowship convention. Over 300 attended the banquet and 250 joined day sessions. Rev. Troy Brady of Shenandoah College, Dayton Va., spoke. The Corry group traveled by bus arranged by North East EUB Church with chaperones Rev H Ray Harris Mrs Loyd Harvey. Attendees from Corry included Helene Harris Grace Ann Bagley Margaret Lundeen Linda Resgle Joel Lloyd Patricia Beardsley Carol Cassett Gerald Loyd Carlter Purdy Penny Harvey Philip Hurlbut Janice Nichols Phil Vanderhoff and Marilyn Fish.
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Corry
West Branch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bradford
Troy Brady
Shenandoah College
Dayton
North East Eub Church
H. Ray Harris
Loyd Harvey
Helene Harris
Grace Ann Bagley
Margaret Lundeen
Linda Res~gle
Joel Lloyd
Patricia Beardsley
Carol Cassett
Gerald Loyd
Carlter Purdy
Penny Harvey
Philip Hurlput
Janice Nichols
Phil Vanderhoff
Marilyn Fish
Spring Creek Grange Schedules Special Session
A special meeting of Spring Creek Grange No 238 was held last evening at the West Spring Creek Town Hall to propose new members. A committee was named to assist with the campaign. The next business session is set for two weeks hence.
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Spring Creek Grange
Spring Creek Grange No
West Spring Creek
Gloria Stokowski denies new romance after split
Gloria Stokowski says separation from Leopold Stokowski is not about a romance and notes they have discussed it for three years. She arrived at a Broadway premiere with Frank Sinatra and described the split as in the best interests of their two sons, Stan and Chris.
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New York
Worm Vander Bil Stokowski
Leopold Stokowski
Frank Sinatra
Gloria
Leopold
Stan
Chris
East Side
Park Avenue
New Year Open House at Parsonage Announces Guests
Pastor will receive guests at the Meurivouse parsonage at 23 West Pleasant Street tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Rev and Mrs Stull assisted by the Good Samaritan Class and the Woman's Society of Christian Service will host. Special notices sent to church members.
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Meuivuise Parsonage
West Pleasant
Paul Meerdink
Howard Stull
Good Samaritan
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Birth Announcement for Zahora Baby in Dayton Ohio
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Zahora of Dayton Ohio. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C M Hughes of R D 2.
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John Zahora
Dayton
C. M. Hughes
Income Tax Passed As Council OKs Budget
The council approved the budget amid a tax measure, with Miller pressing appellants to sign forms attesting values not below 75 percent of market value. Appeals were heard from many residents on various streets, and the board planned nightly sessions through next week to review all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sinare
West Columbus
Charles Huberts
Union Street
Leroy Hoyt
West Church Street
Jean Field
Marion Street
Clarence Huth
Mott Street
Ray Burr
East Frederick Street
Dale Mulgin
East Main Street
Dominic Falcone
West Pleasant Street
Joseph Spear
North Center Street
Erie Man Arrested For Killing Deer In Park
An Erie man, William Baumgardner, was arrested Wednesday night for illegal deer killing in a state park. He faces charges of shooting in a park and illegal possession of deer. a hearing was set before Alderman William Heisler. Baumgardner, released on an $800 bond, was accompanied by a hunting partner at the scene, according to State Game Protector Virgil Grose.
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Erie
William Baumgardner
Erle
William Heisler
Baumgardner
Virgil Grose
Bumgardner
Britain Plans World War II Debt Payment to US
Washington reports Britain arranged a payment of 197,845.48 dollars today to reduce its postwar debt to the United States. The fund will cut total indebtedness on the 5.2 billion loan to about 4.884 billion, with most of the amount covering interest and a small principal. Britain has until 2001 to repay the loan, while still owing roughly 7.789 billion on World War II debts that are in default.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Jet-Speed Rabbits Fib Voted Top Lie of Years
Burlington Wisconsin hosts a humorous spoof awards feature claiming Shelton R. Day of Baton Rouge won the 1954 World’s Champion Liar prize. The tale describes “swamp rabbits” so fast that hunters use high powered rifles and a whistle to bag them, presented as a playful club fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riften
Fryburg Bank to Remain Locally Owned by Community
Fryburg residents push to buy a controlling stake in the First National Bank of Fryburg with more than 250000 dollars pledged by 22 locals toward stock at liquidation value. The Citizens Trust Co now controls the bank, with an annual meeting on January 18 determining final ownership. The plan seeks local control and expanded services once the purchase completes.
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Fryburg
Clation County
Hileans
First National Bank of
Fryburg Bank
First Seneca Bank and Trust Co Ofcility
Wil
Richard H. Wells
First Senera Bank
Citizens Trust
Fry- Burg Bank
Fryburg Group
Seals Rate First As TV Performers
New York reports that animal acts captivate children on CBS Saturday TV. Seals top the list for popularity with pups and ponies as strong contenders. Circus booker Leo Grand notes he scouts acts in the U.S. and Europe yearly to supply six acts weekly. He warns about accidents and cites only one minor incident in four years from about 1300 performances. Grand adds actors now see TV as help, not harm, to personal appearances.
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Seals
New York
Leo Grand
Pheus
CBS
Neriat Arts
Grand
Scircus
Europe
Griiid
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